Yale Daily News

Yale’s Reproductive Rights Action League has planned a series of events this week to celebrate the 34th anniversary of the landmark United States Supreme Court […]

January 24, 2007

For most American students, the SAT takes three hours and 45 minutes out of a Saturday — painful, but not nearly as painful as the […]

January 16, 2007

Amidst the trumpeters, eggnog and gingerbread houses, the doors decorated as presents, melons carved into the shape of birds and breads from all around the […]

December 8, 2006

Last winter, Reny Diaz ’08 described a typical day at Yale. “Anyways, I’ve spent the day marveling at the amount of fellowships and internships available […]

November 13, 2006

In an effort to keep on-campus jobs competitive and accommodate the increasing cost of attending Yale, the University increased Yale’s student minimum wage this year […]

November 6, 2006

In one of the stained-glass windows in the Calhoun College dining hall, a black man and woman walk through a field, baskets of produce on […]

October 30, 2006

Rebecca Fabbro ’09 may have a Jewish first name and belong to a Jewish sorority, but she is not a Jew. Growing up in the […]

October 3, 2006

In order to accommodate the high demand for the oversubscribed journalism seminar of Steven Brill ’72 LAW ’75, the English Department is considering hiring a […]

September 8, 2006

  Beginning next month, the University will stop mailing students paper copies of bills to their homes and continue to send monthly financial statements only […]

September 6, 2006

  Two years ago, political commentator Rush Limbaugh dismissed in his blog the importance of School of Medicine surgery and neurobiology professor Joseph Santos-Sacchi’s in […]

April 19, 2006

When asked whether he feels more Afghan or more American, Hyder Akbar ’07 would rather skirt the question. “My identity itself isn’t intrinsically interesting; it’s […]

February 16, 2006